@@keithcronk7980 Actually, you can't... The firing mechanism is gone, there's no fuse hole and shaft, and I'm like 98% sure that a primer wouldn't fit in there. Only way to make a real M18 is to buy a used hull and refill it... also, if you look hard enough, you can find real live ones.
Haha I was wondering the same thing. "Huh, a company called Saigon International making a replica military device employed by the U.S. Army and other branches during and in the Vietnam war." Very...appropriate?
Nothing. But they're cool looking! Same sort of thing as a dummy artillery shell to keep on your desk or a deactivated rifle to display on your wall. You'd probably want the real thing but you either can't legally buy them it or it's too expensive if you can, so you settle for the reproduction.
57 seconds to get through brown paper with a knife
I ordered one of these just because of this video.
Nimitz 17 from where can i order it??
Mohammad Thafeer Saigon Logistical Store. Find them on Facebook and send him a message. Other then that he sales throw EBay.
Jason Hallman Thanks Bro
What's the point of a replica?
carbon matrix U CAN MAKE A REAL ONE OUT OF IT. ALL YOU NEED IS A FUSE AND THE POWDER. THEN URE SET.
Keith Cronk I have same idea, do you know how to mix smoke powder to have a lot of smoke? Fuze is easy to make.
@@fuzzX Dude, just use a Potassium Nitrate and Sugar mix... Literally millions of ways to make it.
@@keithcronk7980 Actually, you can't... The firing mechanism is gone, there's no fuse hole and shaft, and I'm like 98% sure that a primer wouldn't fit in there.
Only way to make a real M18 is to buy a used hull and refill it... also, if you look hard enough, you can find real live ones.
My goal is to get a replica and turn it into a working one AKA getting a ignition and putting it inside so when you light it it produces smoke
The type of body's used in the 50's and 60's.
They still use them if I’m not mistaken
How to purchase bro
link?
Are this come from Saigon VIETNAM ?
Haha I was wondering the same thing. "Huh, a company called Saigon International making a replica military device employed by the U.S. Army and other branches during and in the Vietnam war." Very...appropriate?
Its not saigon anymore. Its HO CHI MINH CITY!!
What dose it do?
Nothing. But they're cool looking! Same sort of thing as a dummy artillery shell to keep on your desk or a deactivated rifle to display on your wall. You'd probably want the real thing but you either can't legally buy them it or it's too expensive if you can, so you settle for the reproduction.
Can someone please link the product in the video
Orazio Bianco Saigon Logistical Store. Message them on Facebook.
Jason Hallman thank you very much
Damn you could just buy a real one for like $20 at a gun show. Or make friends with some army guys